A confusing, ‘fringey’ production of puerile, bathroom humour of buffoonery. This opening night production hurls boorish invective.  Blasphemous reference to...

To continue growing and expanding as a company, Guild Festival Theatre must encourage new voices and perspectives. Recently, I had...

A 72-year-old Samuel Beckett performance masterclass that still remains impressively enigmatic. Alexander Thomas and Ted Dykstra lead an outstanding cast...

An enthralling solo piece of psychological exploration. 'The Veil' harkens the audience back to the roots of authentic storytelling. All...

Trauma, including generational and intergenerational trauma, is handled with a bold vision in Nightwood Theatre's 'Enormity, Girl, and the Earthquake...

Voice Choice for knockout staging and direction, jaw-dropping vocal and dance numbers, and seamless transitions between Bryce A. Holmes, Brandon...

Voice Choice for innovative staging, clever choreography, accomplished direction of lushly delivered vocal arrangements, and a masterclass in focused ensemble...

“One-night staged readings can lead to fuller productions. That’s the appeal for the audience.” Peterborough’s New Stages Artistic Director Mark...

“A disturbing journey that is sometimes frightening to hear and watch. It’s an admirable production, albeit with a couple of...

“A witty, expositional script of politics versus policy, sharply directed by Glynis Leyshon. Nathan Howe, Jay Hindle and Luisa Jojic...